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Best Sellers Review

Premiering earlier this year as an official selection at the Berlin Film Festival, Best Sellers is the latest twist on the oddball pair road trip with a distinct literary backdrop. Directed by Lina Roessler, Best Sellers centers on the struggling Lucy…

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by Robert Ernest 1 day ago

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Titans 3×12 ‘Prodigal’

Episode 12 is quite a turning point for season 3 and it brings about new beginnings and a super sized wedge in the team. I mean, it was quite obvious that Dick wasn’t going to die but his ‘rebirth’ resulted in…

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by Nicola Austin 3 days ago

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Dune Review

Frank Herbert's seminal novel Dune has influenced countless subsequent works, including the beloved Star Wars franchise and the Wheel of Time series. The expansive world building, mythology and exploration of timely themes inspired a new breed of science fiction, spawning several film…

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by Scott Brown 3 days ago

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Halloween Kills Review

A middle mis-step in rebooted horror trilogy/tetralogy After a year-long delay due to the C-word (Not Christmas and no, not that one either), the 2nd part of David Gordon Green and Danny McBride’s rebooted series of Halloween franchise (Or 3rd overall as…

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by Scott Brown 4 days ago

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Venom: Let There Be Carnage Review

Absolutely nothing to Marvel at here in messy, messy blockbuster sequel Tom Hardy returns as journalist Eddie Brock, living symbiotically with the alien substance we know as Venom, who is living on a diet of chocolate and chickens despite still harbouring an…

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by Robert Ernest October 15, 2021

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Titans 3×11 ‘The Call Is Coming From Inside The House’ Review

There’s a lot going on in episode 11 as the Titans split up on their own little missions. Scarecrow has certainly settled into Wayne Manor. Looking like he’s dressed in his Dad’s clothes after raiding Bruce’s wardrobe, he manages to find files…

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by Jordan Luke October 15, 2021

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LFF 2021: Last Night in Soho Review

Following the release of his The Sparks Brothers documentary earlier this year, Edgar Wright returns to the realm of fiction with his latest outing - Last Night In Soho. The film follows an aspiring fashion designer called Eloise (Thomasin McKenzie) who moves…

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by Robert Ernest October 4, 2021

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Titans 3×10 ‘Troubled Waters’

The Titans find Scarecrow’s finger pointing at them in front of the whole city and become vilified to raise Red Hood’s status. An episode which should have blown us away kind of felt a little lack lustre. Sure, that’s mostly due to…

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by Nicola Austin October 2, 2021

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No Time To Die Review

Despite the directorial differences and numerous delays due to the Covid pandemic, as soon as you hear that signature theme (arranged by John Barry) accompany the iconic gun barrel sequence - you're instantly transported into the thrilling world of espionage. There's no…

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by Robert Ernest September 28, 2021

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Titans 3×09 ‘Souls’ Review

Finally, Rachel and Donna are back on our screens for one of season 3’s best episodes. We are taken to Themyscira where Rachel is living with the Amazonians and being trained by them. There’s a clear change in her persona - a…

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by Nicola Austin September 24, 2021

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Foundation Series One Review

Episodes watched: 8 out of 10 Apple has somehow pulled off what was previously considered unthinkable and unfilmable - adapting what's been deemed as one of the greatest sci-fi series ever written. Visionary author Isaac Asimov, known as one of the 'Big…

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by Robert Ernest September 23, 2021

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Dear Evan Hansen Review

This would have to be one of my most anticipated movies of 2021. Ever since hearing Hugh Jackman perform “You Will Be Found” on tour in 2019 and feeling the burst of emotion from the lyrics, I’ve been desperate to see the…

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by Nicola Austin September 20, 2021

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Y: The Last Man Episodes 1-3 Review

Brian K. Vaughan (The Runaways) and Pia Guerra's beloved graphic novel is the latest adaptation to hit the small screen. Following numerous delays and set backs, with the project first announced back in November 2016, post-apocalyptic drama Y: The Last Man is finally hitting…

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by Robert Ernest September 17, 2021

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Titans 3×08 “Home” Review

If it started to look like the Titans were beginning to have the upper hand last week, Scarecrow definitely proves them (and us) wrong in Home. Episode 8 cements a feeling of family within the team as a meeting is set up between…

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by Nicola Austin September 15, 2021

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TIFF 2021: The Guilty Review

With the news that Yeon Sang-ho's hit zombie apocalypse flick Train to Busan is the latest beloved film set to be remade by Hollywood, you could say that they're somewhat of a controversial topic. Based on Gustav Moller’s Oscar-nominated film Danish 2018(!)…

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